The Chicago Tribune
by Eric Zorn
June 30, 2013

In following the George Zimmerman trial somewhat closely online last week, I noted a familiar pattern:

A "heater" case that draws intense media interest.

Sympathetic victim.

Unsympathetic defendant.

Evidence of innocence explained away with far-fetched theories or else ignored.

Evidence of guilt magnified and bolstered with irrelevant detail and innuendo.

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I've got a bad feeling about it. The all female jury scares me the most. But I also feel shell shock from the 2012 elections and the USSC obamacare ruling.

I am frightened the jury will see jeantel a being bullied, some or most are probably liberal already. Rush said he same thing.

Zimmerman will hang for defending himself, just you wait. I hope to God I'm wrong.

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I've got a bad feeling about it. The all female jury scares me the most. But I also feel shell shock from the 2012 elections and the USSC obamacare ruling.

I am frightened the jury will see jeantel a being bullied, some or most are probably liberal already. Rush said he same thing.

Zimmerman will hang for defending himself, just you wait. I hope to God I'm wrong.

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